Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1939 — Page 5

"WILLIS DECISION 1S KEPT SECRET AFTER PARLEY

Aids Refuse to Reveal Whether He Will Make Senate Contest. ———

By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.— Noel Neal, Noblesville attorney and Willis campaign manager, refused to comment today on whether or not a final decision for a Senate contest for the seat of Senator ‘#anNuys (D. ; Ind) was reached at a series of se- * cret conferences with Republican leaders here. Na Raymond E. Willis, Angola publisher and G. O. P. Senatorial candidate who claims he lost the November election through ballot tampering, attended the conferences. Meetings were held with John D. M. Hamilton, national Republican chairman, Senator McNary (R. Ore.), Republican floor leader, and Senator Townsend (R. Del.), Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee chairman. Others from Indiana attending were Mr. Neal; Carl Ogle, who had charge of campaign publicity at Republican State headquarters, and Judge Clyde Carlin, Angola.

Gates Also in City Ralph Gates, Columbia City, Fourth District Republican chairman, also was with them for a time, but said he took no part in the distussions and came here to attend a rehabilitation meeting of the American Legion.

All but Mr. Neal and Mr. Gates|

left for Indianapolis last night. National Republican headquarters reported that the visitors had considerable evidence of alleged fraudulent_election returns and that the meeting there was to discuss the best method to proceed in placing them before the Senate. Counties involved were said to be Vigo, Vanderburgh and Lake. Two Per Cent Club activities also figure prominently in the evidence, according to reports.

Talks With Senators

A conference was held at the Capitol with Senators McNary and Townsend. Both Senators told Mr. Willis they could not pass on the

evidence in advance, since in such a contest they would be cast in the role of jurymen. ‘They explained the procedure whereby charges could be filed and then turned over to the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec‘tions which would recommend whether the Senate should take action on them. Although Senator VanNuys’ good friend, Senator George (D:- Ga.) is chairman of that committee and his Junior colleague, Senator Minton (D. Ind.), a member, it is considered likely that an investigation would be made if the evidence warranted, it was predicted. Senator VanNuys declared he knew nothing of Mr. Willis’ visit here. Previously he has stated that he would welcome any legitimate investigation and does not want the © seat unless it was honestly won.

CITY SEEKS HELP FOR ELEVATOR INSPECTION

The City Building Department today sought co-operation of insurance companies in an effort to improve its present system of inspecting elevators. With but one elevator inspector, it is impossible for the Department |—

-. Yo make satisfactory inspections of

all elevators in the city each’ year. Building Commissioner George R. Popp Jr. said today. Mr. Popp said he would ask insurance company inspectors to notify im when they find elevators that e unsafe or need repairs.

SECOND HINES JURY NEEDS 6 MEMBERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (U. P.)— Jury selections for the second trial of James J. Hines, Tammany leader charged with having sold political protection to the late Dutch Schultz’ lottery mob, were resumed today with eight jurors in the box ~ and six more, including two alternates, still to be seated. More than 30 prospective jurors were examined yesterday. Several claimed prejudices in the case and "some said they were acquainted with principals on one side or the other. ||

at 501 N. LaSalle St. samples of each strata of earth for

Times Photo.

Solid ground must be found before foundations can be built fo the new 250 by 400 foot addition to the RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc, THe men shown above are drilling and taking

testing. The expansion is expected

to add 1000 employees to| the company force.

ONCE RICH ARTIST PENNILESS AT DEATH

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25 (U. PJ). —Alver Regli, 63, once a wealthy Italian portrait painter and one of four persons who claimed they painted “Stella,” famous nude

in poverty in an obscure | rooming house. WPA project workers said they

‘had unearthed evidence that Reg}

painted the famous picture while an art student in Italy and exhibited it at the Chicago Exposition in 1893 and the San Francisco World’s Fair of 1915. Friends said they knew of no relatives of Regli. His wife, Lille, beautiful Hindu model, disappeared in 1930 and no trace of her has been found.

DELAY GRANTED IN GIRTON MURDER CASE

FT. WAYNE, Jan. 25 (U. P)— Adrain Miller, 31, former Racine, Wis., engineering student charged with the strangulation of 17-year-old Alice Mae Girton here Oct. 13, will be tried March 20, his attorney said today. Previously, Miller's trial for the murder of the pretty business college student had been set for Feb. 7. Judge Harry H. Hilgemann granted the stay. Miller is expected to enter a plea of insanity. He will not ask for a change of venue, the attorney indicated.

PATROLMAN ACQUITTED

Patrolman Fred Stevens today had been acquitted by the Safety Board of charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The charge was preferred by a civilian who accused him of abusive language.

painting of the Nineties, ®ied here].

CITY WILL INSPECT ‘FIRE TRAP’ HOMES

Owners’ Co 708 operation Asked By Chief Kennedy.

Chief Kennedy today ordered an inspection of all buildings in the City for possible fire hazards. Because half of all fires are in private dwellings, he asked for cooperation from home owners > permit firemen to make inspections. He said no home would be inspected without the owner’s permission, however. Many house fires result from {

proper wiring or the installation of cheap fixtures, Chief Kennedy said Electrical contractors are asking that a thorough inspection of el tric wiring be made, he added.

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